Vicente Castelló Ferrer has university education in humanities and works in a consultancy based on the analysis of data. “I have realised that what nowadays is the avant-garde of my job, it will be normal in the future. The only way of being competitive is, on the one hand, consolidating the knowledge acquired through professional experience and, on the other hand, acquiring new knowledges that are difficult to obtain working,” reflects Vicente.

“When I saw that the UV offered the degree, I did not doubt.  I registered and I am delighted.  The facilities of ETSE are wonderful, the classes are large and comfortable, the labs are very well equipped and the library is very comfortable. It is obvious that the UV has improved their commitment with the society, and not only in terms of facilities.

“What I liked the most were the laboratories taught in English. Many of my classmates will end up working abroad. Therefore, learning English exponentially increases their professional opportunities” thinks Vicente. He highlighted the importance of the “Datacamps” because they allowed putting in practice the subjects of programming and the data bases.